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4 things to know about GenAI at UTS

Confused about where to start with AI? Avoid the overwhelm with these four steps.

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What’s up, bot? Exposing the assumptions of your GenAI prompts

Is your chatbot too subservient? Challenge your assumptions and sharpen your questioning with this handy prompt.

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Using GenAI for personalised and synchronous study plans

AI-generated study plans can be individualised to reflect different student learning styles.

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The risk of ‘designing out’ diverse learners in the age of GenAI

Rethinking assessment in a post-GenAI landscape is also an opportunity to ensure accurate and equitable assessment for all students.

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Co-designing learning outcomes with the UTS-CILObot prototype

How can GenAI’s linguistic capability be used to redraft a course’s intended learning outcomes more succinctly?

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Validating the future: human expertise in GenAI for higher education curricula

How will human interaction with GenAI shape the future?

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CareerGPT: creating GenAI resources for job-seeking and the workplace

Students are guided on their use of AI in job searching, recruitment and the career space in a suite of resources from UTS Careers.

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Top 23 learning and teaching stories of 2023

Is the most-viewed blog post written in 2023 about Generative AI? Okay, which one is it then?

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Red light, green light: exploring GenAI in the Faculty of Health

Health academics explored practical applications for generative AI tools in a hands-on workshop to wrap up the year.

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The door to change is ajar: shaping the future at the 2023 Learning and Teaching Forum

It's not "the normal we left behind", but a full-fledged return to campus for the Learning and Teaching Forum was something of a revitalisation.

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